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Physicians for Human Rights: More Torture Investigation Needed
In an eight page paper entitled, Aiding Torture: Health Professionals' Ethics and Human Rights Violations Revealed in the May 2004 CIA Inspector General's Report, Physicians for Human Rights...
created by Karen Hatter | 11 wks ago | updated 11 wks ago
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107 views | 30 recommendations | 3 comments
Minnesota Supreme Court Violates 1st Amendment - Threatens Arrest
Buffalo Minnesota USA- May 6, 2009by Don Mashak
Students at Buffalo Senior High had the opportunity today to see the Minnesota Supreme Court subtly yet tyrannically violate the 1st Amendment providing for Freedom of... 2138 views | 4 recommendations | 96 comments
Iowa Supreme Court says gay marriage ban unconstitutional
The Iowa Supreme Court has now ruled that the state's gay marriage ban violates the constitutional rights of same sex couples. It was in 1998 that the Iowa legislature made changes to the marriage ruling that defined... BC Government Unhappy About Court's Constitutional Ruling
Freedom Of Expression vs. Political Will
BC Supreme Court Justice Frank Cole struck down what is known as Bill 42, or the gag law that prohibits pre-election advertising by third parties. With the May 12...
created by steffanileman | 33 wks ago | updated 33 wks ago
179 views | 20 recommendations | 2 comments
179 views | 20 recommendations | 2 comments
9th US Circuit Court of Appeals: DOMA Decision "Unconstitutional"
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge Stephen Reinhardt, ruled the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional when applied to exclude same-sex married couples from federal employee benefits. "9th U.S....
created by Rhonda J Mangus | 41 wks ago | updated 41 wks ago
320 views | 16 recommendations | 3 comments
320 views | 16 recommendations | 3 comments
Michigan city finds annoyance exception in First Amendment
Michelle Malkin's Blog, Hot Air, is causing a chill for 1st Amendment advocates. The blog is reporting that a Michigan city has found an annoyance exception nettled in the First Amendment. " The city of... Someone's Listening: Civ Lib Groups Demand Eavesdropping Disclosure
While the ACLU and the EFF demand that the Department of Justice disclose when they're listening in on Americans' mobile phone conversations and tracking their movements via phone signals, they're met with the...
created by Jordan Yerman | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
267 views | 14 recommendations | 5 comments
267 views | 14 recommendations | 5 comments
Second safe injection site in Vancouver's West End slips federal radar
So far the federal government hasn't acknowledged a second, smaller safe injection site in Vancouver, but I'm sure a write-up in the Globe and Mail will up their profile.Meanwhile, East Vancouver's Insite is...California ban on same-sex marriage struck down
"WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In a much-anticipated ruling issued Thursday, the California Supreme Court struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional....Man asks court to change his name to "In God We Trust"
A man from Illinois, Steve Kreuscher, wants a judge to allow him to legally change his name to 'In God We Trust'."Kreuscher (CROY'-shir) says the new name would symbolize the help God gave him through tough... Student Sues School For Zero Grade on ‘Religious’ Art
Yet another church and state story out of Madison, Wisconsin. At issue: a student's art landscape piece that included a cross and the words "John 3:16 A sign of love." This from the Associated... Argentine priest gets life term for 'Dirty War' collaboration
Protestors rejoiced when Christian Von Wernich was convicted in Argentina for his collaboration with the military government during the country's 'Dirty War'.Survivors at the trial said that Von Wernich won the trust of prisoners and then gave material from their confessions...RI among countries that have scrapped insult laws: USINFO
"Karin Karlekar, from the nonpartisan group Freedom House, told USINFO that a number of countries, especially in Latin America and Africa, are eliminating the laws. Violation of insult laws can lead to journalists... Payback Time: FBI Raids Home of Suspected NSA Leaker
"Payback Time: FBI Raids Home of Suspected NSA Leaker
Perrspectives | August 6, 2007
This past week, the Bush administration added insult to injury over its illegal program of NSA domestic surveillance . During... Court rules in favor of domestic spying program
A sharply divided court in Cincinnati has decided that you can't sue the Federal Government for spying on you because you can never be sure that they are spying on you. To know such information is a state...
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